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Eniola Badmus Stands by Tinubu Despite Economic Hardship

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Actress Eniola Badmus, who serves as the Special Assistant for Social Events and Public Hearings to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, has reaffirmed her support for President Bola Tinubu despite the ongoing economic struggles in the country.

Eniola, who actively campaigned for Tinubu before the 2023 presidential election, recently made it clear that her support for him remains unchanged. In a recent Instagram post, she wrote, “Still standing on Daddy Seyi’s mandate.”

Her statement sparked mixed reactions online, with many Nigerians accusing her of being out of touch with the harsh realities faced by ordinary citizens due to the country’s struggling economy.

One user, Olori_Nini, commented, “This really isn’t the right time to post this. People are struggling and frustrated. It comes off as insensitive. You can support your candidate without making it feel like you’re mocking Nigerians.”

Another user, Oliver_Of_Lagos, said, “Anywhere belle face. Nothing lasts forever. The internet never forgets.”

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Hypeman Ruby shared his frustration, saying, “As the breadwinner of my family, this mandate has only made things harder for me. I love you, Baddoskie, but this is tough.”

On the other hand, Alh_Alubarika defended Eniola, saying, “People need to relax. Everyone has their reasons. That’s her source of income. If any of us were in her position, we’d probably do the same.”


 

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‘My Vocals Are Better Live’: Ruger Opens Up About His Musical Roots and Live Performances

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Nigerian Singer Ruger reveals how his musical talent started, the singer shared how his music began in the church choir.

During a recent interview, the singer shared how joining the choir helped him develop his voice and music.

Despite this, Ruger shares that fans don’t get to hear how deep and good his vocals are till live performances.

Only people who have experienced me perform live have had the opportunity to enjoy my vocals. Even in my music, I don’t necessarily show it off.

“My favourite time being Ruger is when I’m performing on stage because I get to do whatever I like with my songs. I started from the choir. I know how to sing, especially when it is a song that resonates deeply with me.”

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‘My Mom Saved Me from a $320,000 Mistake’: Frank Edwards Shares Heartwarming Story

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Popular Nigerian Gospel Singer, Frank Edwards celebrates Mother’s Day by leaving a heartwarming post to his mother.

The gospel singer takes to his Instagram page and recalls his a huge point in his career. He revealed how his mother prevented him from signing a $320,000 that sought the full ownership of his music catalogue.

He shared how his mother helped his dream to the extent of protecting him. He mentioned the high extents his mother took to save his dream.

The 150,000 naira I gave you to start that studio is bigger than that money, just give it time . They are not of God”

Infact you took my international passport away from me Just to ensure I don’t travel to close that deal , and I was laughing because I didn’t need to travel to close it but then I listened to you. After u said that I was thinking How is 150,000 Naira bigger than $320,000.”

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He then expressed gratitude and appreciation for his mother and how she has helped him.


 

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Kanye West Credits Nigerians, Chinese, and Jewish People for Their Good Business Sense, Says Rappers Need to Step Up

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Popular American Rapper Kanye West commends Nigerian Artists as a good example to his fellow rappers . The Artist shared that most rappers lack understanding of the legal aspect of music.

In a recent interview, the rapper stated how rappers don’t have the in depth knowledge in the legal and business aspect of music. He shared that they rely solely on foreigners for assistance in those areas.

None of these n*ggas [rappers] are as smart as me. I can’t say for at the least, the tech dudes. That’s some other sh*t. But artists are dumb, bro. It’s like, they can’t even f*cking count, bro. Jewish people and lawyer run their whole sh*t [businesses] like the contracts, the setups etc.

“Until motherf*ckers can really get their stuff together like the Nigerians, the Chinese, the Jewish or like the tech Indian or some sh*t, everything I’m saying, counts.”


 

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